Sunday, 12 July 2009
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The Way That Kids Always Seem to Steal The Show!
I have never posted video before, and most of mine have moven to CD by now, but just for the sake of posting one to see if I can I wanted to share this one with you all. This was back when we went to the Ga Aquarium for that continuing Ed course on........well anyway I was trying to capture the serene beauty of the tropical fish exhibit and instead I captured the humor and sense of imagination that comes to kids when you pull out a recording device!!! And Action!
Until next time, M
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Comments (7)
kids are real spotlight stealers, aren't they? ha.
ryc: yes. yes i am.
Too cute. At least your two are old enough to do it silently. My two preschool boys would have been squealing and screaming while dancing.
@ReflectionsofaLioness - Well like I said, it was the only video that I could find at the moment, and it just happened to be a quiet one, they can get loud too!
@TheBigShowAtUD - EXACTLY
LOL on the video, was that you talking? interesting! powerful strong southern accent huh?
@Loonsounds - That was barely anything.....you should really hear me when I get pissed off, kind of like English speaking Latin folks who spout off in Spanish when they get mad about something!....I do understand though why some people might percieve a southerner as stupid because of they way that they sound.
@kidzandK9z - well, half of my family was from South Carolina LOL, and I have a few beloved family members in Alabama also...I am no stranger to the S. accent, it sounds very familiar to me. So I do get it. Also I think that brilliant people with southern accents can use that accent to their advantage...take for example, chief deputy Brenda Lee Johnson (from The Closer) or maybe Bill Clinton...but yeah, you have a majorly S. accent - anyone who takes two syllables to say the word 'fish.' hee hee I think it's cute. I wish I could hear the voice of all my xangan friends. It rounds things out, humanizes the person even more.
@Loonsounds - u know we southerners really dont realize how bad it is until we hear a northerner, cuz around here we all sound the same....my friend Jason is from New York and he so badly wants to talk like us, cuz around here he is the one that gets laughed at. When he tries to mock us though it sounds totally overdone and fake, it is truly something that you cant copy, it comes naturally.